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Title Section14 1999-02-10 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MITA (P) <J4tVl2/S 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://business-times.asial.com.sg/ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 199914 words
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Article65 1999-02-10 1 sn UWL37 (-30.51) BT-SRI 52(153 (-11.88) SIMSCI FUTURES 19X50 (-4.00) HMAUET MOOD: Mixed STOCK MABKET INDICES Tuesday Change KLSE COMP 548.14 +22.04 NIKKEI 13*02.66 -89.83 HANG SENG 9,244.49 +104.89 SCT INDEX ***** -10.41 JAKARTA COMP .***** +3.14 MANILA COMP _1.935.02 30.47 TAIPEI WP! 5,723.73 9955 SEOUL COMP *****65 words
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Article83 1999-02-10 1 FOBEX BATES USS SI LSS 1.694 £(l'S$/S$ per 1.640 2.777 EL'RO(US$/S$ per K) 1.132 1.916 DM 1.728 0.980 YEN U4.7 1.476* RM 3.800 0.446 HK$ 7.749 0.219 BAHT 37.04 0.046 Rl'PlAH 8,680 0.020 •SSlo lOC units FUME KATES SINGAPORE* 591 KUALA LUMPUR n.50 JAKARTA .28.00 BANGKOK 14 75 MANILA83 words
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Article, Illustration803 1999-02-10 1 Siow Li Sen - CEO also pledges to reveal details of its legendary landbank at results time Reports by\ Siow Li Sen [SINGAPORE] OCBC Bank is on the prowl. It is looking to acquire banks in Singapore, Malaysia and Hongkong as well as hire top talent,803 words
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688 1999-02-10 1 This rules oat local banks cutting prime to match DBS' 5% [SINGAPORE] United Overseas Bank chairman Wee Cho Yaw has effectively ruled out the possibility of his bank, and for that matter arch rivals OCBC Bank and Overseas Union Bank,688 words
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252 1999-02-10 1 R Sivanithy - Earnings worries a drag on Singapore stocks By] R Sivanithy [SINGAPORE] Regional markets posted mixed performances yesterday with Malaysia and Hongkong rebounding after their recent poundings but Singapore and Thailand continuing to wilt under poor investor sentiment and expectations of weak corporate earnings.252 words
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769 1999-02-10 1 Wong Wei Kong - Retail offer follows full subscription of USsL3bof multi-currency notes w Wong Wei Kong [SINGAPORE] The government will launch tomorrow a public offering of a retail tranche of its multi-currency notes which can be converted to ordinary DBS shares, as part of an ongoing769 words
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Advertisement163 1999-02-10 1 DfSTOE Keppd losses Three of the four Keppel group of listed companies announcing their 1998 results yesterday suffered bottom-line losses, with the newly-acquired TLB Land shocking the market with a staggering loss of $71m, Pg 15 Sing Tel petition A US Court of Appeals has dismissed a petition by Singapore163 words
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Advertisement74 1999-02-10 1 SINGAPORE BANKS IN TRANSITION: A special focus on Singapore banks In tomorrow's Business Times. Don't miss it! 9AA corporate UX earnings scoreboard 1 1 H> A cut-and-keep report card for you to ink in the actual results and compare with the forecasts See Page 16 c > Somebody's going to74 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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666 1999-02-10 2 Catherine Ong - Sing Tel says it's now negotiating other options with US carriers Catherine Ong A US Court of Appeals has dismissed a petition by Singapore Telecommunications and about 20 other foreign carriers to negate a unilateral order by America's telecoms regulator to impose666 words
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426 1999-02-10 2 Soh Tiang Keng - Strong earnings may not be sustained; mergers likely: S&P By\ Soh Tiang Keng SINGAPORE'S general insurance industry may not be able to sustain its strong earnings record in the future due to the highly competitive market and the turmoil in the Asian financial426 words
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Article, Illustration396 1999-02-10 2 The Straits Times SINGAPORE Democratic Party secretary-general Chee Soon Juan was in court yesterday, a day after his release from prison, to face a second charge o&ffying a public talk without a licence. The party's assistant sec-retary-general, Wong Hong Toy, was chargedThe Straits Times; AFP - 396 words
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379 1999-02-10 2 Rahita Elias - He plans to buy troubled retailer as going concern: source By Rahita Elias THE man behind the proposed bailout of troubled Emporium Holdings is said to be a Malaysian or Chinese investor currently residing in Hongkong. A source told BT that the investor was379 words
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Article, Illustration301 1999-02-10 2 Eugene Low - EYE ON THE ECONOMY Prices By\ Eugene Low IMPORTED goods were 6.2 per cent cheaper in December than they were a year ago, further fuelling the deflationary pressure on consumer prices in Singa pore. Most categories of imports saw lower prices in December, latest figuresSource: Dept of Statistics - 301 words
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270 1999-02-10 2 Eugene Low - By\ Eugene Low LOCAL small and mediumsized enterprises can now take advantage of electronic resource planning (ERP) technology without having to cough up the hefty investment costs. For between $3,000 and $8,000 a month, SMEs can subscribe to Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP) OnLine, a270 words
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463 1999-02-10 3 Christopher Tan - Biggest drop of $10,000 posted by Category 4 amid a wait-and-see mood By< Christopher Tan CERTIFICATE of Entitlement (COE) premiums for the March tender softened as impending changes to the vehicle quota system kept more buyers on the sidelines. The Land Transport463 words
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Article, Illustration59 1999-02-10 3 [SINGAPORE] Indonesian Chinese Kimiawati Tjokro picked the winning watermelon at a Standard Chartered Bank lucky draw yesterday, landing her the plum prize of SI million. The 44-year old businesswoman was one of 11 Stanchart account holders randomly picked by a computer to make it to theCHRIS LOH - 59 words
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152 1999-02-10 3 SOME 150 officials representing the 26 Asia-Europe (Asem) members will meet in Singapore tomorrow for the fourth Asem Senior Officials Meeting on Trade and Investment (Somti). The three-day conference will be held at the Raffles City Convention Centre and will focus on economic152 words
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FOCUS: MONEY MATTERS
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Article, Illustration1261 1999-02-10 4 Larry Wee - Free-spending US consumer's all that stands between Asia and a hard place Larry Wee Ity Larry Wee [SINGAPORE) Events in Japan's fin a n c i a 1 markets continued to take centrestage last week in Asia and may dominate for a while longer,Source: HypoVereinsbank - 1,261 words
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811 1999-02-10 4 Paul Marshall - Korea, Philippines, M'sia outperform as investor sentiment improves By] Paul Marshall The writer is with Barclays Capital's credit research arm in Hongkong [HONGKONG] Asian credit markets have generally performed well over the last two months despite heightened worries over external events. Asia's top811 words
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Article403 1999-02-10 4 Higher long-term yen Interest rates wont help instead, MOF-BOJ conflict could portend more volatility THERE'S a school of thought which says that the rise in Japanese government bond (JGB) yields will actually help Japan, just as a steeper yield curve helped pull the US out of its savings and403 words
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Advertisement7 1999-02-10 4 Money Matters will resume on Feb 247 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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689 1999-02-10 6 Ruth Wong, Diana Oon Abdullah - Gains from zero coupon bonds now deemed as interest and tax exempt From Ruth Wong, Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur FRESH changes to Malaysia's less-than-a-week-old exit tax regime are more investorfriendly and practical, analysts said yesterday as the central bank confirmed the689 words
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203 1999-02-10 6 Reuters [SINGAPORE] Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said that there was no comparison between the economic situations in Indonesia and his country. He said Malaysia did not have the same scale of overseas debts as Indonesia and his country had ensured that theReuters - 203 words
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328 1999-02-10 6 Diana Oon Abdullah - From. Diana Oon Abdullah in Kuala Lumpur SG Research (M) has issued an upbeat report on the Malaysian banking sector, on the strength of the progress in banking reforms undertaken by the government. The foreign research house's sector report dated end-January328 words
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374 1999-02-10 6 Concerns include ability to withstand external shocks Reuters {SEOUL] South Korea's economic recovery is fragile and the country faces lingering external uncertainties, a senior official at Moody's Investors Service said yesterday. "There are a number of external risks, economic recovery isReuters - 374 words
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376 1999-02-10 6 Harish Mehta - Economists see Thai exports falling by more than gov t's 4% forecast From Harish Mehta in Bangkok ECONOMISTS in the private sector are less optimistic than the government about growth in Thailand's exports, with one even forecasting a contraction of more than 5 per cent in US dollar terms. Wimonrat376 words
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REGION
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161 1999-02-10 7 JAKARTA Bloomberg INDONESIA'S Supreme Court has rejected an appeal filed by International Finance Corp (IFC), ING Indonesia Bank and PT Bank Niaga to declare PT Dharmala Agrifood bankrupt, dealing another blow to the country's fledgling bankruptcy law. Lawyers for Dharmala, a maker of animal feed,Bloomberg - 161 words
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483 1999-02-10 7 BEIJING Plan aims to boost consumption, deal with jobless problem AFP BEIJING yesterday offered a sneak preview of an ambitious fiscal policy for 1999 aimed at knocking out China's top economic and social problems with a single blow. The official China SecuritiesAFP - 483 words
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200 1999-02-10 7 JAKARTA It had targeted bank deposits, land, properties AFP THE initial findings of an investigation by the Indonesian attorney-general's office and the foreign ministry have failed to find any wealth or assets belonging to former president Suharto abroad, a report said yesterday. "TheAFP - 200 words
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615 1999-02-10 7 Loh Hui Yin - Sight of abode row seen undermining investor confidence if it's not resolved fast From, Loh Hui Yin in Hongkong HONGKONG is headed for its first major clash with sovereign China since the handover, with warnings that if it was not resolved615 words
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Article, Illustration56 1999-02-10 7 [BEIJING] A Chinese man having his hair cut by an outdoor barber as workers from the local electricity company install new power cables in Beijing yesterday. The Chinese traditionally have their hair done for the Chinese New Year. The Year of theREUTERS - 56 words
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Article, Illustration816 1999-02-10 7 Yang Razali Kassim - Asian VIEW An unravelling Indonesia with refugees fleeing in all directions could be a nightmare for everyone Yang Razali Kassim IN 1986,1 was part of a group of foreign journalists allowed into the then restricted zone of East Timor. With the help816 words
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Article, Illustration721 1999-02-10 7 ANWAR'S TRIAL Dr H apologised for his secretary's involvement: Anwar AFP [KUALA LUMPURI Malaysia's High Court ruled yesterday that any evidence of a political conspiracy against ousted deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim was "irrelevant" to his corruption trial. "Evidence may be adduced. if any,AFP - 721 words
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322 1999-02-10 7 JAKARTA Reuters, Bridge News INDONESIAN President B J Habibie yesterday pledged that the June 7 national election would be free and fair and urged Indonesians to respect the result, whoever wins. "Whoever wins the election, v._ must accept them with bigReuters,; Bridge News - 322 words
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204 1999-02-10 9 LONDON Reuters JAPAN'S government bond market is poised to become the world's biggest, overtaking the US Treasury market as a result of its planned borrowing this year, the Financial Times said yesterday. It said Japan would account for more than 90 perReuters - 204 words
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209 1999-02-10 9 BEIJING Move aimed at boosting country's slowing exports Reuters CHINA, eager to boost flagging exports, has given its approval to another 41 private-ly-owned companies to conduct foreign trade, state media said yesterday. The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (Moftec) approved theReuters - 209 words
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Article123 1999-02-10 9 BEIJING AFP CHINESE Premier Zhu Rongji is to pay an official visit to the US while Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will travel to China this spring, the foreign ministry confirmed yesterday. Mr Zhu's first visit to the US since becoming prime minister in early 1998AFP - 123 words
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Article, Illustration33 1999-02-10 9 [TOKYO] Mongolian-born sumo wrestler Kyokushuzan showing off his "Titanic" costume during a costume parade at the Tokyo Gymnasium yesterday. The event was organised by the Sumo Wrestlers Association. REUTERSREUTERS - 33 words
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411 1999-02-10 9 SEOUL Last year's figure marks dramatic 370% jump over loss in 1997 AFP CRISIS-HIT South Korean banks registered a record net loss of 14.48 trillion won (5520.8 billion) last year amid mounting provisions for bad debts, financialAFP - 411 words
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377 1999-02-10 9 GUANGZHOU Auditors discover questionable trade financing deals Bloomberg GUANGNAN Holdings Ltd, an ailing Chinese food company listed in Hongkong, said its chairman and two senior executives resigned after auditors found "irregularities" in the company's accounts. The boardroom shakeup comes after KPMG, theBloomberg - 377 words
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231 1999-02-10 9 WASHINGTON Bernama FOREIGN acquisition of Japanese companies grew more than sixfold in value during 1998 as investors gained encouragement from accelerated restructuring efforts in the Japanese business sector, according to a recent survey. Foreign companies spent US$6.9l billion (5511.6 billion) in 1998 to acquireBernama - 231 words
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THE WORLD
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318 1999-02-10 10 BRASILIA Reuters A DISPUTE between the Brazilian government and opposition states over debt looked set to drag on, hampering efforts to stem a deepening currency crisis, after ministers and rebel governors failed to reach an agreement yesterday. Brazilian Finance Minister PedroReuters - 318 words
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349 1999-02-10 10 LONDON Reuters INVESTORS are growing increasingly optimistic about world prospects for economic growth, according to February's Merrill Lynch Gallup survey released on Monday. Behind the bullish view was a series of interest rate cuts from the world's central banks and confidence thatReuters - 349 words
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359 1999-02-10 10 WASHINGTON Survey reflects brighter consensus outlook than just a few weeks ago Bridge News STRONG US economic performance illustrated by last Friday's employment report is forcing private economists to upgrade their forecasts for 1999 GDP growth. In general, economists see the US economyBridge News - 359 words
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Article, Illustration740 1999-02-10 10 Leon Hadar - Hard to renew Arab peace process with key figure gone From Leon Hadar in Washington THE death of Jordanian King Hussein, and the selection of his young and inexperienced son Abdallah as the new ruler of the small Middle Eastern kingdom, haveREUTERS - 740 words
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Advertisement1189 1999-02-10 10 Tf N OCBC FHflMSffii OCBC Finance Limited I (Incorporated in Singapore) I A Member of the OCBC Group I ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the following audited results of the I company for the year ended 31 December 1998:- I 1998 1997 I PROFIT STATEMENT $'0001,189 words
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EDITORIAL & OPINION
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Article, Illustration864 1999-02-10 12 John Gee - THE BOTTOMLDTE OPINION By John Gee The writer has worked on Middle Eastern affairs for 30 years. His book on Israel and the Palestinians, Unequal Conflict, was published in 1998 in Britain and the US. He contributed this article to The Business Times864 words
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Article57 1999-02-10 12 'Now jobless.' Anwar Ibrahim Malaysia s former deputy prime minister, asked about his current status at his trial. 'At these levels, you're better off going to a casino than investing your money in Nasdaq or S&P 500 stocks.' Erwin Schnlthess a fund manager in Basel, Switzerland, on57 words
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627 1999-02-10 12 EDITORIAL BY relaxing its tough stance on capital flows, the Malaysian government has shown flexibility and concern for the needs of foreign investors. It is a step in the right direction in regaining the confidence of the international investment community. But one issue remains627 words
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Article, Illustration929 1999-02-10 12 Proof that flexible labour markets promote employment has been in poor supply until now The Economist GOVERNMENTS are forever extolling the virtues of la-bour-market flexibility. Reformed left-of-centre parties, with Britain's Labour in the vanguard, are especially keen. Well, they say they are. But then they go andThe Economist; FILE PHOTO; Source: The Economist - 929 words
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Article, Illustration1038 1999-02-10 12 Indonesia's new bogeymen THEY have no identity and are nameless. They are almost invisible, and, above all, certainly untouchable. Yet, they are so powerful as to have left a trail of untold deaths and massive destruction across the country in the space of only a few1,038 words
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EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE
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Article, Illustration422 1999-02-10 13 TOYS March giveaways will offer 80 versions of the big-eared dolls Reuters [CHICAGO] Hoping to capitalise on the craze for the Furby, the talking interactive doll that was one of the hottest gift items last Christmas, McDonald's Corp will give away scaled-down versions ofReuters; FILE PHOTO - 422 words
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Article, Illustration194 1999-02-10 14 Reuters Here are the Oscar contenders: Best Picture: ♦Saving Private Ryan ♦Shakespeare in Love ♦Elizabeth The Thin Red Line +Life is Beautiful Best Acton Roberto Benigni (Life is Beautiful) Tom Hanks (Saving Private Ryan) lan McKellen (Gods and Monsters) Nick Nolte (Affliction) Edward Norton (American History X) BestReuters; FILE PHOTO - 194 words
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Article, Illustration385 1999-02-10 14 Founder calls '98 the 'worst movie-going year ever' Reuters [LOS ANGELES] It was the Spice Girls versus Godzilla and Armageddon in the battle for the worst film of 1998 when the "Razzie" nominations for Hollywood's most loathsome annual achievements were announcedReuters; FILE PHOTO - 385 words
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Miscellaneous1029 1999-02-10 13 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 1 Proud to make a fresh start at 5 Forcibly puts forward awk- -—11 ward truths to school head (7) 9 I I I I I I 9 Beer intended, we hear, to ere- 10 Having a baby, but not coming j j I I waifs (9) personal1,029 words
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Advertisement540 1999-02-10 14 lUj'.KTJI Integrated Engineering Keppel Integrated i Engineering Limited i (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) 1. UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1998 The Directors of Keppel Integrated Engineering Limited advise the following unaudited results ot the Company and of the Group for the year ended 31 December540 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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Article, Illustration690 1999-02-10 15 Lee Han Shih - New addition TLB Land shocks market with $71.3 million loss By Lee Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Three of the four listed companies in the Keppel stable suffered bottomline losses last year, with the newly-acquired TLB Land shocking the market with a loss of690 words
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378 1999-02-10 15 [SINGAPORE] Small investors who applied for fewer than 10,000 CSE Systems Engineering shares received about a third of the company's initial public offer under its balloting yesterday. The 3,246 successful investors will each get up to 3,000 shares, depending on how many they378 words
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793 1999-02-10 15 Quak Hiang Whai - HOCK LOCK SIEW Quak Hiang Whai CATHAY Pacific Airways (CPA) will release its 1998 results on March 10. After its dismal half-time loss, the first since 1986, nobody is expecting any surprises for the full year. Indeed, there hasn't been much good793 words
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410 1999-02-10 15 Company ordered to launch general offer for Malaysian unit [SINGAPORE] A slip-up by CSA Holdings' US subsidiary has turned out to be a costly mistake the mainboardlisted company has been ordered to launch a general offer for its Malaysian unit. The company said yesterday410 words
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234 1999-02-10 15 [SINGAPORE] OCBC Finance's net profit has dived 75.1 per cent to $4.1 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1998, following a $15.9 million provision for loan losses. Rising interest cost and keen competition put pressure on interest margins for the newly-merged234 words
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Article, Illustration2483 1999-02-10 16 How sharp are the financial experts? Here's your chance to find out. Update this report card and see how they measure up against the actual earnings or losses to be announced over the next few weeks by the companies listed below. The projected figures2,483 words
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COMPANIES
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497 1999-02-10 17 Harish Mehta - Soros Quantum Fond, New World Devt, Morgan Stanley, Thai parties among new investors From Harish Mehta in Bangkok IN the first signs that Thailand's crippled property developers may be coming back to life, investors such as the Soros Quantum Fund, Hongkong's New497 words
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303 1999-02-10 17 Currency declines mean substantial savings amid crisis Reuters [SINGAPORE] Union Carbide Corp will complete a joint venture ethylene plant in Malaysia by mid-2001 despite the Asian crisis, a top company official said yesterday. "The crisis made it necessary that this joint venture have everyReuters - 303 words
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Article, Illustration365 1999-02-10 17 Toh Han Shih - Brokerage will also boost its pool of remisiers, dealers to 70 by end-lfarch Toh Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Fraser Securities launched its Internet trading service yesterday, but said the Net will not make remisiers and dealers irrelevant in the short term. In fact, Fraser isFILE PHOTO - 365 words
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318 1999-02-10 17 Reuters [MANILA] Net profits at blue chip Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co (PLDT) are expected to shrink in 1998 after bad debt provisions, but 1999 should be better, analysts said yesterday. The provisions blur what would have been another year ofReuters - 318 words
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REGIONAL COMPANIES
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310 1999-02-10 18 Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Itochu, Marubeni, Nissho Iwai added to Monday's list of 9 AFP [TOKYO] Standard and Poor's yesterday downgraded the credit ratings of five major Japanese trading firms Mitsubishi Corp, Mitsui and Co Ltd, Itochu Corp, Marubeni Corp and Nissho Iwai Corp.AFP - 310 words
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174 1999-02-10 18 Reuters [SINGAPORE] Chemicals and drugs giant Bayer said yesterday it expects Asian sales to accelerate from 1999 and is sticking to a 12-year, eight billion Deutschemark (Ss7.B billion) investment plan for the region. "We lost roughly one billion German marks of sales lastReuters - 174 words
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243 1999-02-10 18 Company to issue statement on restructuring efforts in a few days Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian conglomerate Renong Bhd was unable to reach an agreement on restructuring its debts at a meeting with creditors yesterday, one of the company's bankers said. Asked ifReuters - 243 words
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COMPANY Briefs
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50 1999-02-10 18 [SINGAPORE] Scotts Holdings has been deleted from the list of Central Provident Fund trustee stocks because the company reported a loss and did not pay dividends for the year ended June 30,1998, the CPF Board said yesterday. The change takes effect from today.50 words
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Article86 1999-02-10 18 The Star. I KUALA LUMPUR] Mirzan Mahathir, the eldest son of Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, has sued a unit of publisher Star Publications for libel. The listed company yesterday said the unit, which prints the Asian Wall Street Journal, had received a writThe Star. - 86 words
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Article99 1999-02-10 18 AFP [KUALA LUMPUR] South Korean giant Samsung Electronics plans to invest another US$lOO million (Ssl69 million) to upgrade its production facilities in Malaysia over the next five years, an official said yesterday. Kim Jong Ki, Samsung Electronics Group Malaysia president, was reported as saying byAFP - 99 words
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Article105 1999-02-10 18 Reuters (KUALA LUMPUR] Publishing group The New Straits Times Press expects the company to return to profitability in the current year to Aug 31,1999. Company chairman Mohamad Ghazali Che Mat said in its 1998 annual report that a projected economic recovery this yearReuters - 105 words
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189 1999-02-10 18 Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Star Publications (Malaysia) Bhd posted a group pre-tax profit of 83.3 million Malaysian ringgit (5537.1 million) for the year ended Dec 31, down 30.7 per cent from a year earlier. In announcing its preliminary results yesterday. Star PublicationsBernama - 189 words
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288 1999-02-10 18 It will hire fewer gr&ds, transfer workers to affiliates Bloomberg [TOKYO] Mitsubishi Chemical Corp, Japan's largest chemical company, will cut 2,000 employees, or 18 per cent of its workforce, over the next three years, the Nihon Keizai newspaper said, without citing sources. The companyBloomberg - 288 words
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158 1999-02-10 18 Reuters [NEW DELHI] British Telecommunications pic has decided to freeze all investment plans for India, the Financial Express said yesterday. The newspaper quoted BT Worldwide's managing director for India, Arun Seth, as saying that investment decisions could not be made for India untilReuters - 158 words
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
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COMPANY Briefs
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Article60 1999-02-10 19 Reuters [NEW YORK] Dow Jones Co Inc said on Monday it launched a new stock market index to track companies whose businesses operate in line with Islamic principles. Called the Dow Jones Islamic Market Index, the global equity index tracks 600 stocks from 30 countriesReuters - 60 words
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Article89 1999-02-10 19 AFP [WASHINGTON] Lycos, the Internet "portal" and search engine, will be acquired by the USA Networks media group and merged into an electronic commerce and entertainment entity, the companies announced yesterday. USA Networks, which includes the cable Home Shopping Network as well as the TicketmasterAFP - 89 words
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Article44 1999-02-10 19 AFP [BERLIN] The sacked chairman of German car maker BMW, Bernd Pischetsrieder, will be offered a golden handshake of about 15 million marks (5514.7 million), the highest pay-off in German corporate history, the Die Welt newspaper estimated yesterday. AFPAFP - 44 words
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253 1999-02-10 19 Bloomberg [LONDON] British Airways pic (BA) posted its first quarterly loss in four years as the airline, Europe's biggest, carried fewer business passengers and was hurt by a stronger yen. BA posted a net loss of £68 million (SslB9 million),Bloomberg - 253 words
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159 1999-02-10 19 Bloomberg [NEW YORK] Citigroup Inc's consumer business, which includes credit cards and Travelers insurance, plans an additional US$3OO million (*****.9 million) in cost cuts this year, bringing the total to about US$l billion by the end of 1999, a spokeswoman said.Bloomberg - 159 words
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445 1999-02-10 19 They will also develop corporate data services outside North America Bloomberg [NEW ORLEANS] Microsoft Corp, the world's biggest software company, and British Telecommunications pic (BT), Britain's No 1 phone company, said they will develop wireless Internet and corporate data services outside North America. Netscape CommunicationsBloomberg - 445 words
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Article, Illustration302 1999-02-10 19 move seen as confirming his heir apparent status AFP [SYDNEY] Lachlan Murdoch, son of News Corp Ltd chairman Rupert Murdoch, has been promoted to head the media giant's US print operations in a move seen as confirming his status as heirAFP; FILE PHOTO - 302 words
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497 1999-02-10 20 Depressed earnings outlook seen in near term, small firms will be worst hit AFP [SINGAPORE] The shakeout in Asia's insurance industry has not yet peaked, with markets in Singapore, Malaysia, Hongkong and Japan still to hit bottom, global ratings agencyAFP - 497 words
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209 1999-02-10 20 Next step is equity participation by Malaysians Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's central bank. Bank Negara. said yesterday it has issued five new licences to foreign insurance companies in the country to incorporate their branches locally. "Five foreign insurance companies have been granted new licences byReuters - 209 words
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135 1999-02-10 20 Bloomberg [HONGKONG] New York Life Insurance Worldwide, a Hongkong unit of the fourthlargest US life insurer, said income from premiums grew 52 per cent in 1998. That's 10 times the industry average of about 5 per cent, said Stanley Silberstein, presidentBloomberg - 135 words
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200 1999-02-10 21 Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming - gmg** Reports MS& Singapore Index Bob Butcher, Jardine Fleming THE announcement that the government would be selling off part of its stake in DBS yesterday depressed the shares of local banks and the MSCI Singapore Free Index with them. The banks represent200 words
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166 1999-02-10 21 Charlie Kuo, Refco Singapore - BSSCI Taiwan ftitures Charlie Kuo, Refco Singapore THE Simex MSCI Taiwan Stock Index futures contract yesterday dipped 1.90 points, unable to sustain its raUy. The benchmark Taiwan Stock Exchange weighted price index plunged 99.25 points to 5,723.73 as foreign investors were convinced that the166 words
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321 1999-02-10 21 ENERGY REPORT Reuters [LONDON] World oil prices rose nervously yesterday after leading producer Saudi Arabia said it expected the market to begin recovering within a few months. Further signs of a slowing global demand, however, continuedReuters - 321 words
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Article317 1999-02-10 21 Reuters London THE dollar steadied at midday in Europe on a firm footing against a yen pressured by falling Japanese government bond yields but it adopted a more cautious stance against the euro after a drop in Germany's unemployed. Trading ranges were relatively narrow throughout the first halfReuters - 317 words
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Article, Illustration1312 1999-02-10 21 KTERBAKK CROSS RATES A$ C$ Rmb Euro Ffr Dm HK$ Ind to Rupiah Y»n Won »M NZ$ P* B> Peso S$ Rand Sfr HT$ Batt Powd US$ Australia 0.965 6.178 0.572 3.751 1.118 5.016 27.468 56.181 0.743 7.610 2.460 1.167 32.725 25.511 1.096 3.890 0 917 ***** ***** 0 3951,312 words
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Article1922 1999-02-10 21 SICOM FUTURES Feb 9 RUBBER (futures do**} »t 5.30pm) RSS1 CONTRACT (S cents/*?) Close Volume Open Month jMgjh Low Sett (tonnes) Interest Mar 99 t13.75 500 Apr 99 04.75 850 May 99 1T7.25 925 Jun 99 120.50 120.50 119.25 25 200 Jul/Sep 99 122.75 975 Oct/Dec 99 126.25 300 RSS1,922 words
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Article, Illustration1337 1999-02-10 22 AFP Q Hang Stag ****** HONGKONG share prices rose 1.1 per cent yesterday on a late technical rebound that rolled back earlier losses, dealers said. "It was just a technical rebound. The market's sentiment is still poor," said a dealer. The key Hang Seng Index gained 104.89 points toAFP - 1,337 words
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Article342 1999-02-10 22 AFP Q VP Index -9925 TAIWAN share prices tumbled 1.7 per cent yesterday amid a bleak 1999 outlook for the island's economy, analysts said. The benchmark Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Price Index fell 99.25 points to close at 5,723.73. Yesterday's trade volume shrank to 1.79 billion shares worth NT547.68AFP - 342 words
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Article, Illustration559 1999-02-10 22 Reuters FI Shenzhen B Index *0.57 SHENZHEN'S hard currency B shares closed higher yesterday on late buying as investors took positions on the last day of trading before the long Chinese New Year holiday, brokers said. The B Index rose 0.57 point, or 1.27 per cent, to 45.85 asReuters; Source: Credit Lyonnsis Securities(Asia) Ltd - 559 words
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Article2291 1999-02-10 22 LONDON Industrials Ft»9 Pwu 31 Group —625.000 -2.000 AB Ports 287.000 9.000 Abbey National 1132.040 -17.960 Allied Oomecq 465.000 -5.400 Allied Zurich 874.000 -9.000 A(WC <85.000 13.000 Asda Group 152.000 -1.200 BAT Ind 635.000 21.000 BG PIC 356.000 -6.000 BICC 78.000 -6.000 BOC Group 816.000 -42.000 BR2,291 words
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Article1601 1999-02-10 22 AFP n Nikkei 225 -88.83 TOKYO share prices fell 0.6 per cent yesterday as cautious investors sold stocks to lock in profits from earlier gains, brokers said. "The Tokyo market was pressured by prof-it-taking," said Kazue Mayuzumi, a senior market analyst at Nikko Securities, and there were few incentivesAFP - 1,601 words
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Article, Illustration433 1999-02-10 23 AFP. AFX-Asia Q Composite Index +22.04 MALAYSIAN share prices ended 4.2 per cent higher yesterday in a dramatic rebound spurred by a wave of local buying, dealers said. The KLSE Composite Index surged 22.04 points to finish at 548.14, off an earlier low 0f522.99AFP.; AFX-Asia - 433 words
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Article8522 1999-02-10 23 INDUSTRIALS Consumer products 1999 Last Vol Day Nat Cap _Mi«H Lav Company Sato 'OOO High Law P It Smll 310 28o A/inomoto 280 I54 ,,35 83 62 Angkasa 74 4 60 74 68.5 109.1 283 244 Apollo Food Mlg 250 6 2 250 244 8.7 100.0 204 152 Barjaya Land8,522 words
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Article2092 1999-02-10 24 BONOS. LOAN* ft WARRANTS wt 52-Wk Last Vol Day Last Ouota A»q Htfh Law Stno Company Sala +or- (OOO) High Low Buyar Sallar Pnct 20.5 3 3160 "Acar W*****1 USS 11 11 12 35 4.5 3164 Acma W*****4 14.5 -1 420 15.5 14.5 15 16.5 15 3161 AIITach W*****7 28.52,092 words
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200 1999-02-10 24 R Sivanithy - WARRANT WATCH -By R Sivanithy BANK stocks are taking a bit of a bashing but as most players would know, this can't go on forever. Some sort of rebound must surely be round the corner and when this happens, a good warrant to have in200 words
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Article210 1999-02-10 24 HONGKONG STOCKS Or Gr S2-WH L»»t V04 Day Lnt Ouott Div Wv VW N»t M Cap High Low Stno Company Saw COOP) Low Buytr S«»tr C'w P/t $mM 5123 CW. (2000) MK 400 8 2.4 2 20.5 7744.7 5124 C«thayPac20cHK_720 265 2.1 7.4 6 ***** 4 5125 Cheung210 words
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Article257 1999-02-10 24 AFP □Wellington -2106 NEW Zealand shares closed one per cent lower yesterday in dull trading dominated by Telecom Corp. The benchmark NZSE-40 Capital Index closed down 22.05 points to 2,166.29 on total turnover valued at NZ5109.6 million of which telecommunication stocks accounted for almost NZ$7O million. AFP r«»» «SAFP - 257 words
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Article, Illustration754 1999-02-10 24 AFP, Reuters Q SET Index -10.41 THAI shares slipped 3.1 per cent yesterday as investors bailed out of bank stocks ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday, analysts said. Dealers said regional sentiment was generally weaker, with concerns about a possible rise in US interest rates and the vulnerabilityAFP,; Reuters - 754 words
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Article413 1999-02-10 24 AFP n Composite Index -22.00 SOUTH Korean shares plunged 4 per cent yesterday in nervous trading amid fears the main index has room to fall further this week with no developments in sight to boost the market, dealers said. The Composite Index closed 22.00 points lower at 523.38, offAFP - 413 words
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Article589 1999-02-10 24 AFP n All Ordinaries 4jo AUSTRALIAN share prices fell 0.3 per cent yesterday but were saved from falling further by a rally in leading resource stocks, brokers said. The All Ordinaries Index closed 9.3 points lower at 2,890.7. Turnover totalled 381.57 million shares worth A 5962.51 million. The AllAFP - 589 words
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Article, Illustration688 1999-02-10 24 AFP Composite Index +3J4 INDONESIAN shares closed 0.8 per cent higher yesterday amid late bargain-hunting in state-owned telephone monopoly Telkom, dealers said. A dealer with Exim Securities said the composite index moved in a narrow range between 399 and 400 points during the day, but the rebound in TelkomAFP - 688 words
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Article285 1999-02-10 24 AFP P Manila -30.47 PHILIPPINE share prices closed 1.6 per cent lower yesterday as the peso weakened and stoked fears of higher interest rates. The Composite Index lost 30.47 points to 1,935.02. Turnover rose to 591.4 million shares worth 1.27 billion pesos compared to 331 million shares worth oneAFP - 285 words
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6137 1999-02-10 25 Transaction date: Feb 9 u 2 Last Vol Day Lut Ouot. Dlv Olv VM Nat Cap Avo J*!* Low S«No Company Salt COOO) High Low Buy or SoMor H C'vr p/c Smll Price MULTHNOUSTRY 'i? 17.5 mt 1000 Acma 50c 70 unch 170 706,137 words
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Article1029 1999-02-10 25 a; nSi, JS'°zz i_c;J s MANUFACTURING 231 30 2049 AS Auto 10c 89 -2.5 739 93 ne u a aq ku t i> j 79.5 45 2051 ASJHk>,s20c 57 -OS To 58 55 55 ?2 25 10? 0 9 V 5 2 52 *1 2001 Al m4tr SOc '001,029 words
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Article410 1999-02-10 26 Stocks Volume SembCorpI 25c 21,857,000 ST Engg 10c 9,880,000 DBS Land 8,402,000 Eagle Brand Hldgs 6,230,000 *TanChonqlnt50c 5,244,000 CKTangWtW 4,456,000 DairyF US5c 3,879.000 ABR Hldgs 5c 3,421,000 OCBC Foreign 3,238,000 E Res WtOI 3,149,000 Stocks SembCorpI 25c 42,680,620 OCBC Foreign 32,002,270 SPH 17,581,939 DBS Land 16,692,340 UOB Foreign 16,578,022 ST410 words
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Article, Illustration603 1999-02-10 26 R Sivanithy - STOCK MARKET COMMENTARY Bank stocks lead price decline as STI ends lower for the 6th time in seven sessions By R Sivanithy EXPECTATIONS of poor earnings dealt another body blow to the local stock market yesterday, with banks leading prices down as the603 words
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Article110 1999-02-10 26 DONALD Tsang. Hongkong's financial secretary, is not taking any chances when he presents this year's Budget. The Budget has been set for March 3. In Cantonese the dialect spoken by most Hongkong residents the word "three" has the same sound as "life", which is considered very110 words
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Article146 1999-02-10 26 A HUNGARIAN rock band called Omega is reportedly seeking a listing on the Budapest Stock Exchange by the end of the year. If you think it's a novel investment idea, then you have to get to know MP3 and Rio. These two terms have scared the US146 words
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Article222 1999-02-10 26 HERE'S a tip for Malaysia-watchers who are wondering when Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad might step down. According to Abdul Razak Baginda of the Malaysian Strategic Research Centre, it will happen some time between the next general election which has to be held by222 words
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Article, Illustration53 1999-02-10 26 Wong Wei Kong - -By Wong Wei Kong SEMBCORP Industries share closed down $0.10 yesterday at $1 90 with 21.9 million shares traded, compared with its 10day traded average of 14 million units. The daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics, as well as the MACD charts, indicate that the stock may have53 words
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Advertisement501 1999-02-10 19 Nt) TLB LAND LIMITED 1. Unaudited Results for the year ended 31 December 1998 Group Company 1998 1997 1998 1997 $'000 000 $'000 $000 Turnover 18.296 51,373 19,009 18,818 Investment and Interest Income 3.388 6,469 18,189 Interest Expense 1,470 2.220 0 0 Depreciation 1.017 1.034 309 314 Profit before Taxation501 words
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Advertisement541 1999-02-10 20 Marine Industries Keppel Marine Industries Limited I (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) 1. UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1998 The Directors of Keppel Marine Industries Limited advise the following unaudited results of the Company and the Group for the year ended 31 December 1998: COMPANY GROUP541 words
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Advertisement489 1999-02-10 20 Keppel Telecommunications Transportation Ltd (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) 1. UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1998 The Directors of Keppel Telecommunications Transportation Ltd advise the following unaudited results of the Company and of the Group for the year ended 31 December 1998. COMPANY GROUP 1998 1997489 words
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Advertisement274 1999-02-10 25 NOTICE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS TIRTA MARINE PTE LTD tliorduur y G neril Meeting of the members of TIRTA MARINE PTE LTD. dulv convened and held at 112 Middle Road #07-03 Midland House Singapore *****0 on 9 February 1999 the following resolutions were duly passed SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS "RESOLVED THAT pursuant to274 words
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Advertisement564 1999-02-10 26 Is getting Margin Financing a hassle? Call DBS investor Online at 438-1188 gj| )riSBANK /ll\ HUA NAN COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD. (incorporated with limited liability in Taipei, Taiwan, R. O. C) ASSETS 1998 1997 1998 1997 NTS NTS NTS NTS CURRENT ASSETS OPERATING REVENUES Cash 26,924,325 33,637,311 Interest 57,894,747 51.346,986 Due564 words
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Advertisement557 1999-02-10 26 A PAN PACIFIC PUBLIC COMPANY LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of Pan Pacific Public Company Ltd (the "Company") will be held at 16 Fan Yoong Road, Singapore *****3 on 2 March557 words
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Advertisement415 1999-02-10 26 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. SO AND IN THE MATTER OF FINE ARTS HERITAGE (S) PTE LTO (In Members' Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 10 Upper Aljunied Link #02-05 York Industrial Building, Singapore *****4 on the415 words
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Article335 1999-02-10 27 Bridge News, Reuters CHARTERERS and Panamax owners remained in a stand-off in the Atlantic area although brokers said there remained a significant list of cargoes still to be fixed for early ships from the US but less so from South America. Futures came down as a lack ofBridge News,; Reuters - 335 words
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Article266 1999-02-10 27 m :S£ r ,<. NH SS *h HI CW7 fatrfeutton 0.50 ChuenHgp 0.605 *0.019 734 Cmco Inveftment .0.47 FrdgM links 0.W unch 719 G8HoWlngt 0.399 -0.02 2 Hoi Sun Hup 0.43 unch 223 HRacNZOMM 0.79 WCHoWni* HK 5.60 Jpyo Holdings 0.50 unch 7 Shipyard 7.0S unch 79 Corp266 words
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Article, Illustration478 1999-02-10 27 Marcus Hand - Mutual insurer expanding S'pore office to cope with demand, transfer of business from UK By! Marcus Hand [SINGAPORE] Leading mutual insurer UK P&I Club expects to bring in some additional fleets from South-east Asia in the latest round of renewals later this478 words
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395 1999-02-10 27 Rajendra Bajpai - From, Rajendra Bajpai in New Delhi THE Indian government is considering a proposal to reduce its equity in the Shipping Corporation of India (SCI), the country's largest shipping company, to 40 per cent from 80 per cent it holds now. This will395 words
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848 1999-02-10 27 Seafarer - STRAIT TALK By! Seafarer EVERY year at about this time the International Maritime Bureau (1MB) publishes its Annual Report on Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships. And every year it makes for depressing reading. The report on 1998 is no less gloomy848 words
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Article, Illustration394 1999-02-10 27 Al Labita - Batangas facility reinforces position as a leading shipyard in Philippines From. Al Labita in Manila SINGAPORE'S Keppel Corporation stands to keep its dominant position in the Philippines' shipbuilding and repair business following the recent completion of a new 40,000-dwt drydock. The sprawling facility, locatedFILE PHOTO - 394 words
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Article, Illustration774 1999-02-10 28 CONTAINER SHIPPING BUSINESS Hapag-Lloyd's new managing director in Singapore, Martin von Beoczy, shares his views on the shipping industry PSA Portview THE shipping industry in general has to recognise that it is in the midst of a downturn and that counter-measures need to bePSA Portview; FILE PHOTO - 774 words
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Article332 1999-02-10 28 PAGC Express TL M ANL 3 FoongSun 8 Accord 8 Fr '3 Ahrenfciel M WUnks V4 Appenship 5 6Unk AsiaOCL 4 Gemartrans 8 Austral 8 Genslipg 14 Avant V4 GtoryHav 14 B'tangMas 8 HaiSunHup 8 BSA 7 7 BTl M Harbin 3 Baiaji Shpq 4 Heung-A 4332 words
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Article19814 1999-02-10 35 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT CTA ETA Advertiser Vkmi Voyage Telephone ETA ETA Advertiser Vessel Voyage Telephone SIN Dest'n None Name Hunker Number SIN Dest'n Name Name Number Number ■■■■■■■NanMHaMMMMmMMMMISiaMWiaMMHMMNMHMHHMHIMi 21/02 27/02 BTL J BAUHINIA 361CNB 65-225J522 To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 Cot* D'lvoire 23/02 01/03 Oram Ship oram bridge 90/n19,814 words
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Article677 1999-02-10 41 *•«•< VoyWo Bfth Arrival Ocpartur «<«• S«W P -W *»*M» 0103/2000 £££r sr s ss aggg 2l£rt2l Z ■S 00.02/0000 **•*2. 0»299 M ttampMt 0101/1700 0W JOI Ho»qsMt 00.03/1700 J*"" «99 J01 ton*** 00.03/000 S 22*2 0902/0*00 «s« *****9 JOI xonqsd* 09.02/0100 J" *«o*ot 102/010 ■®J ton*u*. 00.03/2100677 words
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Article1588 1999-02-10 41 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCl CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Boofclng/BtUnct Rstls Ship Voy No Ctk/Btr Ported From To From A*. DM. COW n/OJOO M 09/1500 0vwi ot/noo 09/1900 09/1659 59woo a ot/irao a/o*» cow a 09/1700 C045? <3 WOC i KVOTO a/rw ckoo AM* Mm *012 12/1200 U 09.050C1,588 words
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Article219 1999-02-10 41 FtblS China: Chinese New Year Eve. Taiwan: Chinese New Year Eve. United States: Washington's Birthday Holiday. MM Brunei: Chinese New Year. China: Chinese New Year. Portugal: Carnival. Singapore: Chinese New Year. South Korea: Chinese New Year. Taiwan: Chinese New Year. Fakl7 China: Chinese New Year. Singapore: Chinese New219 words
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Article732 1999-02-10 41 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Ma rlne Oil Ltd, shows price ranges In US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are based an sverageslxed stem Market movements are indicated. The Cockett Bunker Price Index chance and the732 words
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Article484 1999-02-10 41 c«rti« 180 Mu 994.8 0 13 0 0 0 06 F 4 P»"»*T Wtf twMw Art Siitamrt No rtow E25 2 0 13 0 2 0 %M/N 360 Aw *7.4 0J 14.8 0.06 29 0.02 u/Mi MM 390 Wl7 M 0.12 0.07 Win »v» WW H»«484 words
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343 1999-02-10 42 It is also seeking franchise arrangement with domestic carriers AFP [MANILA] Financially strapped Philippine Airlines (PAL) said yesterday it was exploring joint-service alliances with US and European carriers and a franchise arrangement with domestic players. Chief company adviser Peter Foster said the plansAFP - 343 words
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362 1999-02-10 42 Uncertainty over Warsaw Convention governing airlines' liability: US lawyer Reuters [MADRID] Swissair is being prevented from making payments to families of the victims of last year's MD-11 crash off Canada by current legal procedures, a leading US attorney said on Monday. Speaking at anReuters - 362 words
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Article, Illustration180 1999-02-10 42 AFP [FORT WORTH, Texas] American Airlines cancelled 500 flights on Monday after talks stalled with the Allied Pilots Association (APA) over seniority issues related to the acquisition of Reno Air. American Airlines chairman Don Carty said that American stood ready to negotiate withAFP; REUTERS - 180 words
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Article59 1999-02-10 42 AFX-Asia [JAKARTA] FT Garuda Indonesia plans to sell five of Its Airbus A3OO-B4s to help repay some of its US$39O million (*****.2 million) debt and streamline its fleet, the Jakarta Post reported. "The five aircraft will be sold by the end of the month toAFX-Asia - 59 words
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Article35 1999-02-10 42 AFX-Asia [SYDNEY] Ansett Australia Ltd has sold its local door-to-door retail freight business to TNT Australia, which outbid Mayne Nickless Ltd for the operations, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.—AFX-AsiaAFX-Asia - 35 words
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62 1999-02-10 42 Bloomberg [SYDNEY] Qantas Airways Ltd, Australia's biggest airline, refuted speculation it is about to buy several new and used aircraft and expand its route network. Qantas chief executive, James Strong, issued a statement in which he "refuted press reports speculating that the airline isBloomberg - 62 words
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Article, Illustration519 1999-02-10 42 Christopher Tan - Ryi Christopher Tan [SINGAPORE) The Asian car market has not hit bottom and the slide which began in 1997 will not level out until the end of this year for many, according to a senior BMW executive. Director of overseas519 words
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Article142 1999-02-10 42 Bridge News [SYDNEY] Ansett Holdings Ltd, an Australian airline operator, said it would consider withdrawing from its Syd-ney-Osaka and Osaka-Bris-bane routes if it does not get approval to code-share with All Nippon Airlines, The Australian Financial Review reported yesterday. Ansett raised its concerns over theBridge News - 142 words
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268 1999-02-10 42 Reuters [MADRID] The International Air Transport Association (lata) is seeking an inter-gov-ernmental meeting to try and harmonise extra-territorial aviation regulations, the association's corporate secretary Lome Clark said. Apart from the increasing number of regulations being introduced by the United States andReuters - 268 words
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259 1999-02-10 42 Xinhua [BEIJING] The transfer of some aerospace technologies to civilian uses is expected to add a new and powerful growth dimension to China's national economy, said yesterday's China Daily. Xia Guohong, deputy director of China Aerospace Industrial Corp (CASC), wasXinhua - 259 words
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Advertisement21 1999-02-10 27 H&pag-Uoyd set to take on industry downturn New S'pore MD Martin von Beoczy shares his views on shipping industry. Page 221 words
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Advertisement125 1999-02-10 27 PAL exploring tie-ups with US, European airlines It is also seeking franchise arrangement with domestic carriers. Back Page CSL ASIA SINGAPORE REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE OF CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES INC. have immediate vacancy for: CHARTERING/ OPERATIONS MANAGER The successful candidate will be expected to manage a growing fleet of geared handymax vessels125 words
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Advertisement684 1999-02-10 28 Unes sefvrces represented u (ll©|=) fcSS Riders Accredited Shipping Agents, sLJUV Association Singapore Shipping Association SEMBAWANG KIMTRANS (S) PTE LTD amamoHu somas siwgapoke to baiam, mm, karimun n£*W SINGAPORE to BAN6KAISLAMO f~J~\ l w SINGAPORE to QLEGON Tnc SAMARINOA/BAIJWWWI/RAItURMASIN TO SINGAPORE MAMftVSUBK BAY/LUZON TO SINGAPORE P.H Ctom Tel: ***** M684 words
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